Responsible investing holding ground in Canada despite geopolitical uncertainty, survey indicates
A recent survey indicates that Canadian investors are committed to responsible investing despite geopolitical uncertainties. Nearly half of the respondents who own ESG-based investments plan to increase or maintain their holdings. The survey highlights a growing interest in sustainable assets and the need for better education on responsible investing.
- ▪47 percent of Canadian investors with ESG investments intend to add to their holdings.
- ▪The survey showed that 28 percent of respondents currently own sustainable assets.
- ▪89 percent of participants prioritize environmental concerns when investing in sustainable assets.
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Open this photo in gallery:Survey of 1,001 Canadian investors shows 47 per cent of those who already own investments based on ESG factors intend to add to such holdings, while the same percentage plan to maintain their allocations.Brent Lewin/BloombergShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountRetail investors are sticking with securities that have sustainable attributes, and many aim to increase their holdings, despite the geopolitical uncertainty roiling markets, a new survey reveals.In addition, many are boosting their investments in Canadian-based companies as investors pursue assets that fit with their values, according to the research commissioned by the Responsible Investment Association (RIA).The survey of 1,001 Canadian investors showed that,…
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